Vi/vim Multi-window editing related commands

1, vi Multi-window editing command: vi-o file1 file2

Display multiple files vertically, inter-window shortcut key:ctrl+w(need to press two times W)

Save and exit all windows:WQA

Exit all windows:QA

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2. Vim Multi-window editing

Vim can use Parameters large O and small o

vim-o file1 file2 with VI portrait display

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vim-o file1 file2 Horizontal Display

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Toggle between Windows shortcut keys with Vi:ctrl+w (press two W)

However, vim multiple windows can be executed on the current window to close the command : BD

If Vim does not add parameters, it opens multiple files directly.

such as vim file1 file2 file3

You can use commands to switch between files : bn, for example: B2 switch to the second file: B3 switch to a third file

Save and exit all windows:WQA

Exit all windows: QA

Summary comparison:

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Vi/vim Multi-window editing related commands